terms of how strange so much of this week has been. not just in terms of what it has been like in terms of the proceedings, what it has been like in context, what this night means. tonight, the republican convention comes to its conclusion as the republican party presidential nominee gives his acceptance speech. he is given the acceptance speech, i think it cannot be overstated, he is giving the acceptance speech in truly unique, even bizarre circumstances. there is no nicer way to say this, he is a felon, recently convicted of 34 felony criminal charges, now awaiting sentences for those charges facing up to four years in prison. he is also under indictment in other jurisdictions, multi- count r.i.c.o. criminal indictment under georgia state law but multi- count federal criminal indictment in d.c. district court in washington. happily, for the nominee, just adding to the weirdness of it for the rest of us, at this moment, he is no longer facing multiple additional felony fede
caregivers, school staff and children have been waiting for today s authorization, vaccinating younger children against covid-19 will bring us closer to returning to a sense of normalcy. this is for the same age range that s been under discussion, kids 5 through 11. the schedule suggests that children could begin getting the shots by as soon as wednesday. this is good news for many families. experts see a path for covid to join the long list of vaccines that kids take when they go to school, like measles, mumps, otherwise obviously bad things as schools require vaccination against. the history is that includes schools in very republican areas, just like democratic ones. while there are things that people can debate in this pandemic era liberty, consequences, tradeoffs the fact is, if you are watching this news right now in america and this is the live real news, then you re living in a society that has long used these vaccine rules to keep people safe. for many decade
police say a group through rocks and bottles at the officers. one cop was injured. top democrats echoing the fury coming from the base. the united states supreme court think they can impose their religious views and all of the women of this country and they are wrong. how dare they try to stop us from determining her own future. how dare they try to deny women their rights and their freedoms. president biden adding fuel to the fire and dubbing some serious attacks of republicans. this is about a lot more than abortion. what happens if you have states change the laws saying that children who are lgbtq camping classrooms with other children? is that legit. what are the next things that are going to be attacked? this is really the most extreme political organization that has existed. dana: judge i want to start with that. there s this idea that this left is pushing that the supreme court next are going to ban interracial marriage. what that would be very strange for clar
word with my friend katie phang in for lawrence, good evening, katie. tie phan good evening, alex, hope you have a great weekend. and to all of you joining us tonight, our broken ooze. $148 million, today, a washington d.c. jury ordered rudy giuliani to pay 148 million, $169,000 to the two atlanta election workers who were falsely accused of election fraud, after donald trump lost the 2020 presidential election. the case began on monday of this weekend, despite very vocal promises to do so, in the end, giuliani did not take the stand in his own defense. that left the jury with a little to consider of the harrowing and compelling testimony from ruby freeman and miss moss. many met during the house select hearings. i stayed away from my home for approximately two months. it was horrible. i felt almost. i felt, i can t believe this person has caused just much damage to me and my family. to have to leave my home,, i lived there for 21 years. lady ruby and her daughter descr
you have a great weekend. and to all of you joining us tonight, our breaking news. $148 million, today, a washington d. c. jury ordered rudy giuliani to pay 148 million, $169,000 to the two atlanta election workers who he falsely accused of election fraud, after donald trump lost the 2020 presidential election. the case began on monday of this week and, despite very vocal promises to do so, in the end, giuliani did not take the stand in his own defense. that left the jury with little to consider of the harrowing and compelling testimony from ruby freeman and shaye moss, who many met during the house select hearings. i stayed away from my home for approximately two months. it was horrible. i felt homkeless. i felt, i can t believe this person has caused just much damage to me and my family. to have to leave my home that i lived there for 21 years. lady ruby and her daughter describe to the jurors and vivid and emotional detail, how they were terrorized by racial threats, w